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This really is hilarious. If there's a bit more spice in the Lords wicket than there was at Edgbaston, do the Poms actually think it won't help our bowlers too? Geez I'd love to see one of our bowlers do a McGrath next week and take 8 for 38.Is this campaigner mentally challenged or something?
'Aussies will have to change approach': Robinson
England's chief provocateur Ollie Robinson has offered the visitors some strategic suggestions ahead of next week's second Test at Lord'swww.cricket.com.au
Some “journo” has cobbled together some random comments not necessarily even made after or during the game.This may or not be revealed later, but I suspect Robinson is not the author here, he's simply agreed to put his name to this nonsense continuing his/the media's 'Ashes villain' narrative....
These days, I can well see that happening.Would you tell your team that you won despite you not actually winning?
I think that is actually post-postmodernism but it has been a while since I was at art school"it feels like we won"
Far out postmodernism has just gone too far. You don't have to outscore your opponent to be the winner. You just have to identify as a winner.
It's another form of trying to psyche the opposition. There's always so much nonsense spoken around the Ashes every series. Robinson is just another mouth who has been designated to wind up the opposition. Makes a change from Broad leading with his gob every match.Or, rather, to Australia winning this game
I dunno either, but it's definitely bloody surrealI think that is actually post-postmodernism but it has been a while since I was at art school
Sounds like modern corporate culture. The shite I have to listen to at work.I think that is actually post-postmodernism but it has been a while since I was at art school
I'm hoping Ussie bats slower if conditions allow, he might as well stick it to them that way. Marnus too. I want to see 30 runs scored in a session.We just have to win it though. Bat first, make 450 and bat for a day and a half would make it interesting
I'd prefer to outscore them after they get a big 1st innings total, then see them put their money where their multiple motor mouths are when it comes to a 3rd innings declaration only to see (per Denis Cometti) AND THEY'VE DONE IT AGAIN!I'm hoping Ussie bats slower if conditions allow, he might as well stick it to them that way. Marnus too. I want to see 30 runs scored in a session.
Maybe, but he has made Fantales as a major celebrityIs this campaigner mentally challenged or something?
'Aussies will have to change approach': Robinson
England's chief provocateur Ollie Robinson has offered the visitors some strategic suggestions ahead of next week's second Test at Lord'swww.cricket.com.au
Nope. That bit is pretty laughable.Would you tell your team that you won despite you not actually winning?
Yep, there is always one designated stirrer during their home Ashes but not everyone is buying into it. From one of my English mates on our WhatsApp group this morning - "FFS, shut your pie holes you blockheads, win first talk nonsense later!?!"It's another form of trying to psyche the opposition. There's always so much nonsense spoken around the Ashes every series. Robinson is just another mouth who has been designated to wind up the opposition. Makes a change from Broad leading with his gob every match.
Typical Poms, the only thing that works hard is their mouth.This has to be trolling from England. Surely there's no way you can be so sanctimonious and delusional.
Real cult areas with all of this. It's hilarious.
I think McCullum played in ONE winning Test vs Australia out of 14 or 15 Tests.Tests: NZ haven't won a Trans-Tasmen series since 1990. McCullen's first was in 2004. Career batting average of 38, 28 vs Australia
Finally a Pom with some perspective. And Boycott would certainly know a thing or 2 about not getting carried away with scoring fast!Former England batter Boycott wrote in the Telegraph: “England have got carried away with Bazball and seem to think entertaining is more important than winning.
“But England supporters want one thing more than anything else – to win the Ashes. Scoring fast runs, whacking lots of fours and sixes is lovely. It is great. But only if England do not lose sight of the big prize which is to beat Australia.
“If at the end of the series Australia go home with the Ashes we will feel sick, regardless of how much we have been entertained.
“They are in danger of letting hubris be their downfall or, quoting William Shakespeare in Hamlet, being hoist by one’s own petard. They are going to defeat themselves. It would be sad if playing exciting cricket for a year is going to their heads.
Sir Geoffrey Boycott says England ‘have got carried away with Bazball’
The hosts are 1-0 down with four matches to play after being beaten by two wickets by Australia in a dramatic finale at Edgbaston on Tuesday.www.independent.co.uk
Didn't your friends hear? They were the winners.Yep, there is always one designated stirrer during their home Ashes but not everyone is buying into it. From one of my English mates on our WhatsApp group this morning - "FFS, shut your pie holes you blockheads, win first talk nonsense later!?!"
Terrible call is bloody terrible.Ita amazing how one innings of 141 covers over every single crack he has in England, if he can back it up,well good but im not convinced his English form stacks up